Any relief from chronic arthritis pain ?

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Until December of 2005 I was pretty much convinced by my doctors that joint pain in my knees and arthritis in my hands was going to be a chronic condition that would be with me the rest of my life. That was December of 2005. today I am relatively free of pain in my hands and knees. The answer to my chronic pain problem came in form of a 19-fruit blend from the Amazon rainforest that featured the almost unheard of Acai (AH-sigh-EE) berry as its Crown Jewel. I started taking 2oz in the morning and 2oz in the evening each day. Within three days I noticed that the pain was subsiding in my joints. It became easier to take my daily walk and after two weeks of following this regimen, my pain disappeared. At age 64 I am thrilled with the notion that I could eliminate my prescription pain medication. I was also delighted to discover that several universities are now researching this amazing berry that is packed with antioxidants and phytonutrients. http://news.ufl.edu/2006/01/12/berries/ I really feel that sooner or later more of these bodily disorders will be traced to inflammation and that natural cures will be found to restore health to our aching joints. In the meantime I am feeling better and enjoying my new business of helping others who suffer the same way I did. So the health benefits of the acai berry are being scientifically investigated. That's good. Anyway, the article mentions neither arthritis nor pain among the conditions that the berry is believed to alleviate. One would assume the dramatic effects on arthritis you claim would've been noticed long ago by traditional healers using the berries to treat indigestion and rashes, but for some strange reason they didn't. Let me be frank. I'm very skeptical of your claims. I think there's a microscopic chance that you're telling the truth but you're such a natural born marketroid that you can't write even about your personal experiences in the manner of an ordinary human being, but I'd need some more time to decide whether that theoretical possibility falls (barely) within the extent of the concept of reasonable doubt. I'd be somewhat tempted to dismiss it as unreasonable. Nevertheless, this is not a court and you're not accused of a crime, so there's no need to proceed further: I'll simply consider you another spammer. My wife loves to shell english walnuts and pecans but lately her hands won't allow it. She recently tried a new nut tool called, Shell Away and it has really helped her . i think the website is www.shellaway.org but they don't have any credit card set up yet so you have to pay by snail mail.